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I'm not a lawyer, I might be wrong, but the impression that I'm getting is that they want to separate President Ramaphosa from the happenings in Palapala. Because I kept on hearing people saying no, but because it's like they're arguing that he's not no to understand what was happening in Palapala because he was coming there, he was going there, I have a problem with that. Because even if he was not involved in the day-to-day management of the farm,

We were managing the farm for him. You understand? The court cannot argue that he was not deprived about the penning, especially when they talk about the amount of money that was involved. Is that too much money for my manager to be running my property without telling me about that money? That somebody turned up and, yeah, and made this huge sale. Yeah, I made a huge sale today, Pause. Yes, exactly. So, so it's like.

Is the narrative that I'm hearing from the question for these judges? And if they do that, Brahmondi, let me tell you something: if they are going to exonerate that guy on that basis, I can tell you the courts are going to lose too much credibility. You understand? Especially because nobody oppositions are not saying Ramapha is guilty, they are simply asking him to come and account. That's it. And explain to the nation what happened there. We need to know. We can't keep on speculating. We need to know what happened.

Happened and then for him to be doing these things. And then I agree with Dalimpov that this is Stalin Grat. It cannot be Stalin Grat on the left and not be Stalin Grat on the right. Stalin Grat is Stalin Grat, you understand? Because Dalimpovo, he was even. And he knows, and that's the one person who knows about Stalin Grat. Exactly. I think our courts, if they are going to simply separate Ramaphosa from the happenings in Kalapala, the courts are going to lose very serious credit.